The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-03


was u guest at the Minnekahta the fore
part of the week.
Frederick Lindsey, Of Rapid City
was Wis. ting at the Springs last Friday,
and put up at the Ferguson.
NJ. E. Mcdonald of Fremont, came
for plunge in the magnetic pool on
Saturday last, registered at the Fergu-
son.
A. Kriger, of st. Paul, was among
the passengers on Sundays coach who
unloaded at the Minnekahta.
s. Poznansky, Rapid City, is down
for bath at the medical springs and a
few days rest, and registers at the MINI
nckahta.
j. w. Paulcy. Transfer Pa. is rusti-
eating at the Springs for health and
pleasure, pertaking the hospitalities Of
the Ferguson.
H.J. Blade and lady. Chadron, Chas.
Waite, New York, is looking over the
grandeur of this vicinity, and guests
at the Minnekahta.
Floyd and Evan Bishop, and Andy
Carton, Of Perry, OAK, arc rusticating
at tine Springs. They are stopping at
the Minnekahta.
Mr.. James NJ. Smith, county COM
missioner. gave thcsrAR Office pleas
ant call Tuesday. He gives glowing
account of the crop prospect i'll his
section.
Capt. j. W. Taylor, wife and daugh-
ter, are sojourning at the Springs and
staying at the Ferguson House. The
supposition is, that if the Captain can
procure desirable place in this vicini-
ty, he will locate permanently.
T.. G. Bartlett, better known as
wild Curly left Saturday for Rapid
City, where he will surprise and enter
tain the natives fora few days recount
ing his thrilling and blood-curdling
adventures in the western wilds.
Jno. 2. Hopkins, Omaha; Mrs 'Thos.
Sweeney, Mrs. Geo. S. Carr. Rapid
City: Theo. Brunkman, st. Louis, were
rusticating at the Springs, bathing
and drinking its magnetic waters and
partaking Of the hospitaIities of the
Minnekahta House.
Will Dudley resigned the position of
clerk at tue Minnekahta House OH
Tuesday last. and on Sunday will de-
part for starges and other points in
the northern Hills to look after his
fathers extensive landed interests. He
will be absent about month.
Mrs. Paddock, wife of Senator
Paddock, Of Beatrice, Nebraska. and
three daughters, arrived at the Mime
kakta House yesterday morning. Mrs.
Paddock is in very feeble health and
will remain here during the coming
summer to battle and regain her shat
tered health.
Mrs. DR.. McCasland, Of Paunee City,
Neb., is at the Springs, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. DIR. Stewart. Mrs. Nc Cas-
land is i'll ill health, and will spend the
summer months in this place testing
the medicinal properties of the ..sgs,
which will, we trust, restorl ner to
perfect health.
E. l.. Sawyer left on the afternoon
train Yesterday, bound for Hot Springs
where lie will remain for short time.
From thence he will go to California
to look after some mining interests
upon which he has long Leen paying
assessments, but which now give
promise Of paying dividends Rapid
City Journal, 9th.
Mrs. J. A. Stanley, wife of the
editor of the Hermosa Pilot, came down
from Hermosa Monday in company
with Rev. +. A. Shaver and wife. of
that place, and is visiting with the
family of DIR. Stanley. Rev. Shaver
and wife continued their journey to
Cheyenne Falls where Mr.. Shaver went
on business. Mrs. Stanley is highly
delighted with the magnificent scenery
heceabouts.